24 Coolibah Avenue, Mandurah WA 6210

A little gem right in the centre of it all, this property site is located right in the heart of Mandurah! ( Google Maps type in, 1 /Third Avenue, Mandurah- cnr of Coolibah)

I'm Robert Ciallella from Sell Lease Property (SLP) and I have the great pleasure to introduce this perfectly located 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom with a newly renovated kitchen on an easy-to-manage 445m2 block.

The low maintenance of this home ensures you can spend your time making the most of all Mandurah has to offer, the home also provides a lot of privacy & security.

With the potential to fit and park your boat, caravan or even a large shed, 24 Coolibah Avenue offers easy access to boat ramps and waterways throughout this region and virtually only minutes to an abundance of facilities.

• Mandurah Forum, less than 400 metres away
• Mandurah Aquatic & Recreational Centre, which is practically at your doorstep
• Medical facilities and hospital all nearby
• Easy access to local quality schools, local buses & the train station
• Perfect first home or a good addition to your investment portfolio

It is also just a short drive to the city centre & entertainment precinct to enjoy the pubs, clubs and restaurants, as well as the foreshore for lovely walks along the estuary side, launching a boat and of course, fishing.

This is an exciting opportunity for savvy buyers with everything at your doorstep and all at such an affordable price.

Mandurah is developing and expanding fast, don't miss your opportunity to secure a quality home and fantastic location all in one!

We have a motivated seller, ready to offer this property with vacant possession, IMMEDIATELY!

Better be QUICK!! Properties like this don't last long!!

Contact Exclusive Selling Agent Robert Ciallella on 0413 124 787.

Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.